Allie P. Reynolds 1972 - Baseball - Creek DATE OF BIRTH: February 10, 1917 DATE OF DEATH:December 26, 1994 BIRTH PLACE: Bethany, Oklahoma TRIBE: Creek EDUCATION: Oklahoma City Capitol Hill High School 1933-1934    Oklahoma State University, 1935-1939 SPORTS DATA: Track, Football, Baseball ACHIEVEMENTS: College No hit baseball game 1938 ACHIEVEMENTS: Professional Baseball Pitcher New York Sports Writers Player of the Year, Sid mercer Award, 1951 Led American League in strikeouts, 1943 and 1952 Best Earned Run average, American League, 1952 Pitched Most Shutouts, American League, 1945 and 1952 All-American - All-Professional, 1952 Tied World’s Record - World series Wins Two no-hit games, 1951 (first in history of American League) Pitched 37 shutouts (second among modern players) Champion in the 1952 National Baseball Players Golf Tournament Oklahoma Baseball Hall of Fame, 1956 American League All-Star Team 1943, 1947, 1951-1954 President - American Association of professional Baseball Clubs, 1969 through 1971 COMMENTS: On August 26, 1989, the Yankees dedicated a plaque in Reynolds' honor, to hang in Monument Park at Yankee Stadium. Reynolds and several of his Yankee teammates, including Mickey Mantle, Whitey Ford and Phil Rizzuto, were on hand. The plaque calls him "One of the Yankees' greatest right-handed pitchers."